AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMorocco’s Public Finance: Morocco’s Treasury expects to borrow MAD 5.5–6bn via domestic Treasury bill auctions in July, down from MAD 6–7bn planned for June, signaling a lighter funding need. Women’s Football & Tourism: Ahead of the 14th WAFCON in Morocco, Nigeria will play a friendly vs Ghana in Casablanca (Stade el Arbi Zaouli), as the Super Falcons fine-tune preparations in Morocco. Jobs & Inclusive Growth: The World Bank and Morocco launched a new ten-year partnership framework focused on job creation and inclusive growth, with an emphasis on aligning public and private financing. Atlantic Strategy: Morocco is pushing deeper Atlantic and Gulf of Guinea cooperation, framing it as a new geopolitical and economic corridor tied to security and development. Payments Reform: Morocco moved to cut electronic payment interchange fees to 0.50% from October, aiming to lower costs for merchants and boost digital payments. Regional Trade Friction: Spain’s new EU transport rules are reported to be disrupting Moroccan freight traffic, raising pressure on cross-border logistics.
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